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Stonington The Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously Tuesday night to recommend the town proceed with enacting a 90-day delay on the demolition of buildings. In addition, commission members agreed to investigate the possibility of creating village districts that could help further protect historic structures. If the Board of Selectmen supports the demolition ordinance, it could be sent to a town meeting for voter approval later this year. If enacted, the demolition delay also would apply to the borough. The commission s decision came after members received a Historic Preservation Strategies Report prepared by Town Planner Keith Brynes that offers options for preserving the town s historic buildings. These include implementing demolition delays, creating historic and village districts and offering preservation incentives. ....
The Day - Commission recommends Stonington proceed with enacting demolition delay ordinance theday.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from theday.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Email Submit Stonington The Planning and Zoning Commission has approved a zoning permit for a pastry and coffee shop planned for a vacant building on Route 1 in Pawcatuck. The building, at 148 South Broad St. across from Brookside Village, previously housed a Penny s, Bess Eaton and Tim Hortons doughnut shops, the Levant coffee shop, and a home spa company. The pastry shop will be located within a few hundred yards of three new apartment complexes and across the street from one being planned for Brookside Village, all of which did not exist when the former doughnut shops occupied the site. The commission voted Tuesday night to approve the application by GBD Realty LLC of Taunton, Mass., to open a 30-seat restaurant with a drive-thru window. ....
Mystic The Stonington Planning and Zoning Commission approved a site plan application Tuesday night to merge two lots on Cottrell and Haley streets to create a 14-space parking lot for the redeveloped Odd Fellows building. Whaler s Inn RE LLC requested to merge the Odd Fellows lot at 11 Cottrell St. and a vacant lot at 1-3 Haley St. that formerly contained two homes. The building houses three shops Shades of Mystic, Rochelle s and Crop hair salon on the ground floor and four apartments on the upper two floors. New London attorney William Sweeney, who represents Whaler s Inn RE LLC, told commission members during Tuesday s public hearing that if the parking lot meets the town s site plan requirements, then they are required to approve the application, as the commission does not have the discretion it does with other types of applications, such as special use permits. He then pointed out the project meets or exceeds all bulk and dimensional zoni ....